story-ready-check

To check Definition of Ready criteria, upload a markdown or document file containing your user stories. The analysis assesses user story format, acceptance criteria, independence, sizing, and testability, returning a per-story readiness scorecard with actionable rewrites.

Backlog grooming for story readiness analyzes whether each story follows the As a..., I want..., So that... format, includes explicit acceptance criteria, is independently deliverable, is sprint-appropriately scoped, and is testable, generating a rollup assessment for the entire backlog.

You can analyze multiple user stories for sprint planning by uploading a document containing one or more stories. The assessment produces per-story readiness checks alongside a concise scorecard detailing gaps and concrete rewrites to improve story quality.

Yes, you can use markdown files to assess user story acceptance criteria and testability. The analysis accepts uploaded markdown or document files, validates the stories against agile readiness rules, and provides detailed notes on any gaps found.

The best way to fix ambiguous user stories before pointing is to analyze them for unambiguous language and missing acceptance criteria. The assessment provides concrete, actionable rewrites for any gaps to ensure stories are independently deliverable and testable.

A user story fails readiness checks when it lacks a clear format, explicit acceptance criteria, independent deliverability, appropriate sprint sizing, or testability. The analysis identifies these specific gaps and provides actionable rewrites to achieve readiness.